This eggplane of the Dassault Mirage 2000 was a gift from my daughter. This gift was a true win-win situation, she likes the funny shapes of those aircraft and I like the modelling. Ofcourse I was eager to get started with this kit right away. Opening the box does reveal one larger grey sprue with approximately 25 parts. One transparant sprue with one part, the canopy. The instruction sheet, literaly one sheet, has one side printed with the required paints and the other side with the instructions. You have the choice of three options, a French, Taiwan and Indian aircraft. One sheet of decals includes all three options. I will go for the French one. This will be my first kit from AFV club, a brand which is entirely new to me.

The boxart looks very attractive and funny.

Those are two of the possible options, the Indian variant is printed on the instruction sheet.

The instructions consist of 7 steps, all clear described.

Two sprues and one decal sheet should result in a funny eggplane of the Mirage 2000.

@gblair, thanks, George. Made a little start with dry fitting and it seems indeed like a decent kit. Will look weird on the shelf between the mainly 1/48 WWII planes.

@tankgrrl, thank you, Anna. Even the figure has a funny look.

This kit looks really nice, John (@johnb). Most of the egg plane kits don't come with pilots. If you are ever interested in doing some conversions, there is an online English company that makes conversions and add-ons for egg planes. I have used several of their sets on my egg planes and they work really well.
https://retrokitonline.net/product-category/aviation/retrowings-egg-planes

Fuselage halves together, fits quite nicely.

@fiveten, thank you, Spiros.

that looks good! I didn't know about those kits.
They look very fun!

@johnb - Very cool! The pilot's helmet has a lot of detail for an Eggplane. That's fun, I love doing figures and pilots with my projects.